The phrase "as if it even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express skepticism or doubt about a situation or statement, often implying that something is unlikely or absurd.
Example: "He acted as if it even mattered what others thought of him."
Alternatives: "as though it even" or "as if it truly".
Meanwhile, she'd shushed him every time he'd said anything remotely off-color, as if anyone were paying attention, as if it even mattered.
Some sectors of the gay media have reported on this alleged "first gay kiss in Doctor Who" as if it even was the first gay kiss in Doctor Who, which is silly.
As if it even needs to be said, it's a little ill-advised to presume someone's immigration status on the basis of their accent or skin colour.
"And that's why they started to question her". As if it even needs to be said, it's a little ill-advised to presume someone's immigration status on the basis of their accent or skin colour.
"I don't even think it needs explaining but just wanted to put this out there, as if it even changes one person's perception of something so natural, so normal, so amazing then that's great".
According to the UK government's travel advice, you can risk the death penalty for having more than 20g of class A drugs on as you try to leave the country, so – as if it even needs to be said – don't do that.
Of seeing it erased, as if it never even happened.
If Sam applied to a magnet program, it would be as if it never even happened.
If you mess up, go on as if it never even happened.
According to the UK government's travel advice, you can risk the death penalty for having more than 20 grams of class A drugs on you if you try to leave the country, so as if it even needs to be said don't do that.
It wasn't as if I even believed in it.
